Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently the only way to view tables - without a macro - is to open the Table Window and you see a grid of icons - 1 for each table. However, the table names are often longer then 12 characters - which can make it hard to find tables if you are using many of them. I can assign icons to each table - but it doesn't solve the issue and you then have to manage and remember many different icons.
Describe the solution you'd like
The table window should have a "details" view - which is similar to "Detail View" in Windows Explorer or ls -la in linux - basically a verticle list view of tables that shows the full name/title of them, date they were last modified, etc. etc (perhaps the columns can be configured?)
Describe alternatives you've considered
I suppose a custom macro could be written to essentially replace the standard Table window - but I haven't implemented anything like that.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently the only way to view tables - without a macro - is to open the Table Window and you see a grid of icons - 1 for each table. However, the table names are often longer then 12 characters - which can make it hard to find tables if you are using many of them. I can assign icons to each table - but it doesn't solve the issue and you then have to manage and remember many different icons.
Describe the solution you'd like
The table window should have a "details" view - which is similar to "Detail View" in Windows Explorer or ls -la in linux - basically a verticle list view of tables that shows the full name/title of them, date they were last modified, etc. etc (perhaps the columns can be configured?)
Describe alternatives you've considered
I suppose a custom macro could be written to essentially replace the standard Table window - but I haven't implemented anything like that.